Maharishi School tennis team takes second at state tournament

Maharishi University of Management, USA - The Review    Translate This Article
13 July 2011

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The article features the boys tennis team at Maharishi School* in Fairfield, Iowa, USA, which recently earned second place in the Iowa state 1A tennis tournament, culminating yet another outstanding tennis season.

In order to qualify for the state tournament, the team won the district competition and two matches at substate, defeating a strong team from Grinnell in the final.

This was the team's 14th trip to the final four of the state competition in the 24 years of the School's tennis program—tying a statewide record. They've won the championship four times, have placed second seven times, and have never placed lower than third.

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* Maharishi School of the Age of Enlightenment in Fairfield, Iowa, USA features Consciousness-Based Education to develop students' inner potential while they grow in knowledge. All students, faculty, and staff practice the Transcendental Meditation program, which has been shown through extensive published research to boost intelligence and learning ability, improve brain functioning, and reduce stress—while it creates a well-rounded learning environment renowned not only for developing knowledge and brilliant student achievements in academics, sports, and the arts, but also for a harmonious and enriching quality of life.

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